Dick Hamilton's Airship, or, a Young Millionaire in the Clouds by Howard R. (Howard Roger) Garis
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"Can't you guide her?" asked Larson.
"No! We've got to land the best we can!" was the answer. They were right over a little farm now, and seemed to be headed directly for a small, low building. "Something is going to smash!" thought Dick grimly. The next moment the airship had come down on the roof of the low farm building, crashing right through it, and a second later Dick and his companions found themselves in the midst of a squealing lot of pigs, that fairly rushed over them. CHAPTER VIII AT HAMILTON CORNERS Instinctively, as he felt the airship falling, without being under control, Dick had loosed the strap that held him to his seat. This advice had been given as one of the first instructions, to enable the aviator to leap clear of the craft as it struck. But, in this case the landing had been such a queer one that there was no time for any of the three to do the latter. Down on the roof of the pig sty they had come, crashing through it, for the place was old and rotten. |
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